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Re: [amibroker] Dear Trader



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Actually, I find that AmiBroker is being compared to Tradestation very 
flattering. I have used TS for a number of years and it is an outstanding 
program. It used to be the obvious choice for working with real time data, 
but the US$2000 price was/(is) absurd. The formula language, although 
stuck in a Pascal paradigm, was excellent. Most of the end of day 
features are available in Super Charts at less than a tenth of the TS 
price, but only with a simplified/brain damaged formula editor. Trader has 
a point about considering some of the language features into AB, but, I 
agree, with perhaps a bit more patience. The spped improvement alone in 
AB makes it worth using for me.

Somehow. I think TJ does a very good job of speaking for himself and I'm 
willing to adjust my timetable to his.


Best regards,
Jerry Coopmans

On 16 Jun 2001, at 19:04, box25@xxxx wrote:

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Date sent: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 19:04:51 -0000
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Subject: [amibroker] Dear Trader

> Dear Trader,
> 
> I am not entirely comfortable in commenting to another user of a
> public forum, but I am compelled to state my concerns. While you have
> contributed some very positive items here, I am increasingly taken
> aback by what I sense as an impatient and condescending tone,
> specifically to Tomasz, but also occasionally to other users. 
> 
> I know we all get frustrated at times when things don't do what we
> want them to right away. God knows I have felt that way myself. But
> I am irritated by what I sense are put-downs to Amibroker and to
> Tomasz' efforts. I have purchased items (not just software) where I
> have paid far more and received far less support from its creator. 
> Not only does he promptly answer specific questions that pertain to
> individual users, but he has also added new features and documentation
> in an almost tireless fashion. 
> 
> I am also growing a little weary of constant comparisons to 
> Tradestation and Metastock and other programs, which we all know cost